New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-25
MISS FOLSOM NOT IN COURT.
DENYING THAT She IS RESTRAINED.

DENYING THAT She IS RESTRAINED.
WHAT HER FATHER AssERTs-xo EVIDENCE THAT
MISS FOLSOM Is NOT OF Sound MIND.
Dr. william n Cate, accompanied by HIS lawyer. VIII
.m NJ Acn appeared before Justice Patterson IN the
Supreme Court Chambers. yester ay. IN obedience 70
writ of habsss corpus securing him TO produce mss
Agnes Folsom Henry A. folsom. the father OF fhe
young woman was present with his counsel William H.
Suudy Mr. Allen began An address TO the court, bnt
was interrupted by the Judge. VINO said "But where -
she giris" Mr.. Alien said that his client knew
nothing shout her being restrained OF ner nd
srty He read afhdavit by Dr. Cate VINO
oeclared that Miss Folsom was not aud had not
been under his control and not restrained OF her lib
erty by him. It was true that she was not In her
rfelf mind He had not taken advantage Of the girl a.
Der physician taken her away from her mother Ihe
lawyer also presented AFFIDAVIT OF Miss FOLSOM WHO
denies that abe 10 has ever been In any way re-
strained by Dr. Cate declares that she Is In her right
mind and states that her relations TO her father ana
mother hor to refrain from showing the true reason
for this attack upon her and DR.. Cate.
The proceedings were adjourned until 1890 a. m. To-
day. when traverse to the return by Mr. Folsom Will DO
presented In this, which prepared yesterday Mr.
Folsom sets forth that DR.. Cate has been living WIN
Miss Folsom at No. 1893 West Fftyeigst and that she
admitted this her mother and to Mundy al Ter hrst
DENYING It, 1t is averred that Miss Folsoms afiidavn
was not made Of her free WILL and that Miss Folsom
admitted t. her mother sa hf further set y forth
that Mira NATION aud others who have the yonng
,Ss snsr q rn
who has declared that dispute about, prop
cav caie also .so chOtsa william Baldwin, who was virtual
" engaged to be married" to Miss Folsom Up to the
devoted 70 her PARENTS It is that tie
married with wife and boy ten yssTS t Ss
sent dispatch Mis-; j ESsOm no6 sSfi
her to York pretending that he had an ell
gagement for her. The paper continues:
petitioner the court not TO permit tbs man who
s1 SS IL his ans ana
destroyed who is eemps,ey uSder his co5tro 10 neeS
s anG sna in 1s
y ESS n5 Ss'i'i'iiSi lies upon
an ne %%C Gt s
Ing from the custody control of her destroyer the only
Miss Folsom was seen yesterday afternoon AZ the
office Of her lawyer. William NJ Allen No 3l7 broadway
and rather aunty looking hat Traces of her recent III
still noticeable in her pale face which Is rather
prepossessing She seemed perfectly az ease ana good
natired except when the question OF Dr Oate con
trolling her was touched npon Then she assumed ne
she uncomfortable. 80 III,
o 9Ss oo a. seaach were not able to look after
nyselft Is there anything about me to Indicate tnst
under the influence OF any onef linen she went on
Mt Aronscns statement disappeared entirely after
leaving Casino last fall not true Why have beer on
I've been 10 the Mr. ArOnson and other mem
hers Of The irGq@eHy and rsSen y s w ras
me ana DR. had nothing to Do win the mat
49, Sd n0t as Mr. .e ArSnson Is rePctsd have said
mss On n aS at the Hotel %ssscn Mother
been with ,nf me aH nays carve me
M Il BOSTON, sss ne come $40 -''' - ''''''
The cause of the trouble between herself and her pa
rents referred TO- but she declined to state what IL
M roinc asav ANYTHING against nv father or mother
have done TO me can't understand why
g 1ne 70 ne sa I'm Ire he Would
s SS u for Il =? a y Es'
ing but that was ali. Ny parents knew that was
sSnd ng own hss aSG have done as PLEASED for
the statement that tees% barring the sa Signature Oh MI
Miss Folsom added that she married but could
not saw positively whether she would return TO the stage
anything about her future When asked where she ved
il Would only cause her annoyed with visitors she
emphatcally denied that she had ever lived IN Df caes
wished have distinctly understood that the doctor
had nothing TO o. win ss her n Ggng at the
furnished by Mr. Folsom yesterday that was false and
be ds%issed on Friday morning Sec il it isn't"
In regard TO suit which W J; Baldwin, OF BrooElyn
would say nothing =. / do not want to say anything
about Mr. Baldwin" she added, 81 have not seen him
Mr. Baldwin is rather handsome yOnns coal %a
merchant OF Bedford-aVe. BROOKLYN ne
refused TO talk about the case. He
it is said great adnirer Of Miss Folsom and i
was reported that they engaged He became jeal
Gus of Dr. Cate Quarreed with him, and now brings suit
against the doctor for assault Mr. Allen said that he
thonght some one else Mr. Baldwin was the cause
of this suit this somebody is he cond not or
would no: say Dr. Cate refused TO talk Yesterday His
counsel advised him keep quiet He was Secretary
Foleer's physician. , -, ,
n has been stated that Miss Folsom Is cousin OF Pres
fdeut Cevelands wife This is Incorrect The actress
herself only claims fardistant relationship Win thc
youne mistress OF the White House and denies that she
was ever invited by Mrs Cleveland TO call on her when
In this city She says, however that Cousin Ben FOL
eom cousn and that he had asked her
10 meet him here upon his departure for England
Mr. Folsom, the young woman's father sad mat ne han
fried every possbe means Dr. Cate TO give up his
daughter before resortng the law He did not wish TO
expose he said, account of Mrs cate VINO
IN of the high standing OF the DOCTORS
relatives in Washington The doctor however, would not
listen appeals and he the matter 10 his law
yer. He added that he was almost heartbroken over
what occurred II reported last rght that IJi
cate and Miss Folsom had requested leave No 33S
West Fiftyeighthst, the home OF the late Alderman
Masterson where ii is claimed they nave been living oi